Sorry about the wind noise folks. I went back to the bull in the morning after speaking to the old man and he was dead unfortunately, I knew he was obviously pretty buggered when I was trying to get him up but you just never know, let him rest over night. When I went back he had moved about 5 meters.
On your wire spinner bracket we put an old disc from some offsets with the hump up for the barb to spin on. Basically the same idea but it can spin easily.
Appreciate the effort you put into these videos while working mate. I can see it’s frustrating at times but personally I think you have the content to make something out of this and I reckon plenty of others would agree too. Those are grader blades I change them regularly. Very sad the bull didn’t make it.
Thanks mate, appreciate that. I'll keep chugging along. I do really enjoy making these videos, but yes, it's frustrating sometimes. Poor old bugger had his day.
Another day in the office for you by the looks of things. Another interesting insights in a day in the life of a station hand / bore man / jack of all trades. Good one mate. I hope the bull ended up OK.
Yeah mate was an interesting day, I went back the next day and he was dead unfortunately. He was buggered when I came across him but you just never know. Cheers
Absolutely loved this video Brother. Hard going out there hey. Doing a bloody good job working and filming at the same time. Learnt a bit out of this one 👌👌
Thanks mate, you'd probably also enjoy the Fallen trees & dead bulls ep I put up a couple vids back. Im running through a couple of yours now. I'm jealous of your setup man haha
@@OutbackOffroadNT I’ll check it out Brother. I’ll crack yours out too. Appreciate that mate. Can’t wait to one day get the trailer for the 2 quads. Then we will be set 👌
@@OutbackOffroadNT 💯 %. We’ve done a couple of overnighters just on the quads and it’s mint hey. That’s what we want to do. Set the trailer up so we drive as far as we can then base camp. Then head out on the quads from there. Bloody good fun hey
While your out there sweating and working your ass off 😅 i was stuck in the one tree Hilton, waiting on fuel lines. Bloody car talking to me i think wants so medical attention. Go in to fix powersteering pump and rocker cover weeping and following day groceries packed and kids an more crap get about 40ks up the highway an fuel lines leaking. Got back into town an waited. Now i can see why everyone drives new cars. Back at home now.
Sorry about the bull mate, how old was he?Any idea what he died from? Absolutely fascinating watching how things are done on a Station. It's an area that many of us have never seen before. Really good just watching how barbed wire is strung. All the best mate.
Yeah the poor bugger, look he was definitely getting on and would have been around 10. Tough life out there with other bulls, and scrub bulls getting around. They end up injured a lot of the time. Thanks 🍻
Will it help if concrete is poured on those iron posts during dry season to mitigate them getting washed away during wet seasons ? Also how about tying some fishing floats intermittently which can be seen even during night to the water hose for it to float without getting snagged during wet season ? 🤔
Hey mate, just discovered your channel, great job. I've worked on a cattle station the Gascoyne in WA, was the best time of my life and it's good to see this. Do you guys own the station or do you work for someone?
Beauty mate, it's an amazing lifestyle. My old man has the lease and I take care of the majority of the day to day running solo. It's my dream to try and get the lease myself once he's finished up. Cheers
Sorry about the wind noise folks. I went back to the bull in the morning after speaking to the old man and he was dead unfortunately, I knew he was obviously pretty buggered when I was trying to get him up but you just never know, let him rest over night. When I went back he had moved about 5 meters.
Poor animal. You tried. That’s the way it goes
Being a city boy its good to see how things are done on stations
It's definitely an interesting lifestyle out bush mate.
On your wire spinner bracket we put an old disc from some offsets with the hump up for the barb to spin on. Basically the same idea but it can spin easily.
Yeah, I mentioned to another fella usually you'd have a disk of some sort, I'll chuck one on probably 👍
Appreciate the effort you put into these videos while working mate. I can see it’s frustrating at times but personally I think you have the content to make something out of this and I reckon plenty of others would agree too. Those are grader blades I change them regularly. Very sad the bull didn’t make it.
Thanks mate, appreciate that. I'll keep chugging along. I do really enjoy making these videos, but yes, it's frustrating sometimes. Poor old bugger had his day.
Another day in the office for you by the looks of things. Another interesting insights in a day in the life of a station hand / bore man / jack of all trades. Good one mate. I hope the bull ended up OK.
Yeah mate was an interesting day, I went back the next day and he was dead unfortunately. He was buggered when I came across him but you just never know. Cheers
Another Great Video. Sorry about the Bull. Fixing broken fences. Flooded roads. All part of life on the land.
Cheers mate, yep! All in a days work.
Matey thanks for sharing your day on the station
No worries mate, thanks for watching.
It is hard working in the station. Love to see more of these everyday yard duties if you can posted
Always more on the way mate, cheers
Look at the sky with clouds. Beautiful country mate
Yeah, it is one special place!
Don't beat your self about making videos. Keep doing the higher priority jobs first and film what you can when you can.
Yeah cheers mate. Sometimes ya just gotta have a bit of a whinge haha.
Absolutely loved this video Brother.
Hard going out there hey.
Doing a bloody good job working and filming at the same time.
Learnt a bit out of this one 👌👌
Thanks mate, you'd probably also enjoy the Fallen trees & dead bulls ep I put up a couple vids back. Im running through a couple of yours now. I'm jealous of your setup man haha
@@OutbackOffroadNT I’ll check it out Brother. I’ll crack yours out too.
Appreciate that mate.
Can’t wait to one day get the trailer for the 2 quads. Then we will be set 👌
Yeah that's it, those quads are perfect for exploring further once you've pulled up and setup camp. You mob have got it sorted aye 👌
@@OutbackOffroadNT 💯 %. We’ve done a couple of overnighters just on the quads and it’s mint hey.
That’s what we want to do. Set the trailer up so we drive as far as we can then base camp. Then head out on the quads from there.
Bloody good fun hey
That's awesome proper adventure, reminds me of All 4 Adventure, I don't know if you watch their stuff?
Great stuff mate. Always appreciate your vids. Similar to what others have said.... awesome delivery, very interesting and unique content. Cheers 🍻
Beauty mate, thanks. Good to see your enjoying the vids. 👍
While your out there sweating and working your ass off 😅 i was stuck in the one tree Hilton, waiting on fuel lines. Bloody car talking to me i think wants so medical attention. Go in to fix powersteering pump and rocker cover weeping and following day groceries packed and kids an more crap get about 40ks up the highway an fuel lines leaking. Got back into town an waited. Now i can see why everyone drives new cars. Back at home now.
Mate that's no good, that's a bloody Triton for ya 😉
Haha that's all car's I've experienced. Just tritons smart enough to fix a couple things at once
Great episode mate, there’s always something something going on that’s for sure, cheers
Thanks mate, yep, never a dull moment haha 😄
Growing up around barb wire, I never used gloves either 😂 now I just run hot tape 😂
Haha, that's the go 👌
Another great video mate thank you
Cheers mate, glad you enjoyed.
Morning mate went to the Adelaide caravan and 4 wd show yesterday and there’s a real buzz around regarding the new 2*8 Toyota..All positive
G'day mate, yep I've been seeing all the positivity in regards to the 2.8. Very good to see!
Sorry about the bull mate, how old was he?Any idea what he died from? Absolutely fascinating watching how things are done on a Station. It's an area that many of us have never seen before. Really good just watching how barbed wire is strung. All the best mate.
Yeah the poor bugger, look he was definitely getting on and would have been around 10. Tough life out there with other bulls, and scrub bulls getting around. They end up injured a lot of the time. Thanks 🍻
Wow there must have been a wall of water come down that wide creek to knock all that fencing over, no doubt welcome rain all the same
The water builds up and often brings logs etc down in the flow with it knocking fences down. The rain is Definitely always welcome around here 😄
Will it help if concrete is poured on those iron posts during dry season to mitigate them getting washed away during wet seasons ?
Also how about tying some fishing floats intermittently which can be seen even during night to the water hose for it to float without getting snagged during wet season ? 🤔
Have you thought about putting a bush or bit of pipe between the base and the timber to make the barbwire run off a bit easier.
Runs off not bad, however normally you might have a disk shape of maybe sheet steel or chopping board, I may end up doing this.
Good work 👍
Cheers mate
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Hey mate, just discovered your channel, great job. I've worked on a cattle station the Gascoyne in WA, was the best time of my life and it's good to see this. Do you guys own the station or do you work for someone?
Beauty mate, it's an amazing lifestyle. My old man has the lease and I take care of the majority of the day to day running solo. It's my dream to try and get the lease myself once he's finished up. Cheers
Fantastic life style yes it’s a good life